FOOTBALL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17686, 25 July 1919, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

—«E» t A good deal of interest is being taken m the match between the Waitaki High School and the Otago High School, to be played at Cansbrook on Saturday afternoon. Ihese two teams njet on two occasions last season—the match at Oamaru being won by tho local team, while m the return match, played in Dunedin, the local boys turned the tables, an exoiting game resulting Jn a win for the Otago High School, lne match on Saturday is expected to Provide a good exhibition of the game. Ihe Vvaitaki old boys are turning out in force to support their school, while the local boys and the old boys of the Otago High School can be relied upon to support the Blue-and-Whites. The second fifteens will meet at L3O. The following are the teams:— . Gr ?? e ,— Waitaki: Cook, Inkson, Sutton (?. ) ™ C -? lg > r Mal£r ° y, Kerr ( ca P tain ). Story" .vF U \ MancheEtCT, Scrimshaw, Stewart, Hunter Allan. Otago: Dickinson, Keiha, Borthwick, Taylor (captain), Townsend, Marelin, Shand Hill Tapper, Dunne, Bell, Calder, Arthur, Watson, and AllaD. Second Grade.—Waitaki: Jackson, Ball, Eton. Dumbleton, Tonkin, Lee, Rowe, Maloney Howo'.ls, Douglas. Smith. Jennings. Taylor Logaa, Johnston. Otajzo: Aitien, Fountain. Shepherd ftyatt, M'Kny, Jackson (captain), Booth, OoppeH, Swtft, Lodingham. Gray, Walden, Stokes, Perryman, Kerr; emergencies—Inder, Hose.